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Rating: If you like poorly produced rock'n'roll stinking of raw ignorance, dear ones, don’t go overseas, avoid looking for the heirs of the Oblivians or similar things.
Rather, dig into the most underground of our country and set out to find the fearsome Verde Bianco Rosso. And who the heck are they? You are right to ask this question. "Rumore" and "Rockerilla" have never talked about them and most punks or rockers have never had the opportunity, due to distribution issues, to hear the proposal of the youngsters reviewed here.
Let's clarify it right away: it's a politicized band close to the far-right. "Uh, but still this stuff? No doubt you must be an annoying troll!" Troll I am, but there are ways and ways to be one.
Anyway, you can give them more than one listen if a Marxist like myself can listen to this entire creation of theirs.
R'n'R, hard-glam (at least in intent) and punk rock are the ingredients of this LP. Poorly recorded, played roughly, and sung with a voice that scratches and infuriates. The lyrics are truly elementary and, if endowed with that rare characteristic called humor, will have you in stitches. "Bella Signorina", in conclusion, is the manifesto of these authentic jokers. But if only there were more jokers as engaging as this! Jollity, pseudo-political commitment, beers, and distorted guitars.
If you are hopelessly immobilized by the chill of the "politically correct", just move on and look for the next Post Rock or Nu Gaze review.
PS: I repeat. The group's lyrics are so banal as to be politically harmless.
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